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Clubs of National League
Uheir 'Respective Strength
Tim llllO National lonUlli having
cloacd wlUi tjatnriloy'a gnmo at Chicago'
botwunn tl Cuba him Hi umls tun
wrlLiir takes ueeiiBlnil to Htliu Ml) thu
year's campaign nnd to make u few
comments on thu otRhl clulm compris-
ing President Lyneh's orfjnnlrnttoii
The) 0it'ii tit April.
April's guinea followed the mhuii!
spring openingbig BcoreH nnrt hnrd
hitting on tho part of youngsters. The
clubs did not l't lnto running gcnr
Until the wuriu weather arrived mid the
veterans commenced to shake the 'stiff
hobs from their talented1 limbs.
Something Definite In Mnj.
When May arrived and with Its
balmy weather tho clubs begun to
show their rolatlvo dope. Chicago
soon demonstrated that It would bo a
contender Pittsburg presaged Us final
ignominious downfall with a scries of.
defeats and Boston assumed its cus-
tomary place at tho foot of the proces-
sion. Chicago Takes the Lend.
The Cubs went to the fore in Juno
and wore novor headed. Chance fea-
tured the month with a string of vic-
tories that at onco gavo his men a
commanding lead. Pittsburg rocked
along in fourth place losing regularly.
Cincinnati showed class by chasing
Now York for second honors.
l'lnltes Begin to Climb.
In July Chicago further strengthened
its lead Now York took a firm hold
on second place and Pittsburg played
see-saw with Cincinnati. Brooklyn
went to the top of the second division
then dropped like a rocket.
St. Loute Makes Rush.
It was in August thut Pittsburg slip
ped into second place and St. touts
knocked at tho door of tho first decis-
ion by its series of astonishing victor-
ies over Now York. The Giants slump-
ed badly In August and Boston got a
strangle hold on last position. The
Cubs by this time had the ponnant
practically cinched although their lead
was materially pulled-down.
Cubs Cinch Championship.
It waB not until September that Chi-
cago cinchod tho championship. Now
York owing to effective work of Mat-
thowson and Pittsburg's poor playing
went into second place for keeps
while Philadelphia shoved Cincinnati
into the second division. Brooklyn be-
gan to crowd St. Louis for sixth place.
It fell to the Suporbas to finally put
Pittsburg out of New York's way.
All OTer in October.
October's playing did not materially
change the standing of tho first divis-
ion teams although St. Louis gave up
sixth place to Brooklyn by two points.
Chicago had easy pickings with Bres-
nahan's men assuming the command-
ing lead it hold in Juno and July.
The League Members.
Herewith tho relative strength of
the eight clubs is glwm.
Chicago Cubs.
Clearly entitled to tho championship
on the grounds of consistent playing
throughout tho season. Prank Chanco
gave the sporting world an example
lof "coming back" by taking the honors
with practically the same lineup that
finished second in 1909. Tho acquisi-
tion of Kllng tho championship form
exhibited by Archer and tho early ef-
fectiveness of the voteran pitchlars
gave the club its needed strength
whllt tho sensational pitching of Cole
a younstor staved off a rush by Pitts-
burg and New YOrk when tho veterans
showed signs of faltering. If Cole had
not showed bucIi class Rculbacb s
sicknesB Overall's illness and Brown's
indisposition would havo coBt tho club
dear. Tho Cubs are tho most highly
perfected baseball machino In tho
u-nriii nnd nro strons favorltlos in the
coming WorldB Series against Phila-'
delphia.
Hotv Tbejr
The National League season ended Saturday afternoon with Frank
Chance's Chicago Cubs well in the van with a percentage of .673 a full
eighty ono polnti ahead of the New York Glands who finished second
with a Btandlng Of .092. Pittsburg after its brilliant cnmpalgn of 1909 Is
a bad third its porccntagfc being .563. Philadelphia is fourth comfort-
ably ahead of Cincinnati which leads tho second division. Brooklyn ondB
up in sixth place JubI where It did last year but with a fair hotter
percentage than It enjoyed laat Bca on. The Iobb of Saturday's game by
St. Loula to Chicago sent the Card nals two points below Dyihlen's men.
Boston again reBts In eighth place hut fifty points bettor off than this
time a year ago Bolaw may bo found tho order In. which they finish
ed: )
Club
.CHICAGO ..
NgW YORK .)
PITTSBURG . ..
PHILADELPHIA ... ..M
CINCINNATI . ...
BROOKLYN
ST. LOUIS .-
BOSTON
Now YorK Ulantn.
The Hiiine' old story a team of In
dividual Stars Inciting tho "system"
mwHHiiry to ntnittl a gruelling caiit
pulgn. Without Mntthowaou th Glnnta
would have finished In the second di
vision. On the whole the club was
st longer than in 190J. Mntthcw&on
kept up his brilliantly Btendy work.
Myers rounded into u flrBt class back
stop and Snodgruss batted like a
fiend. Mnniunrd was tho Bamc dole-
ful disappointment but Drueko enmu
to tho foro siongly
Pittsburg Pirate.
A distressing failure owing to Wag
ner's off year and tho Ineffectiveness
of tho pitchers. Tho mighty Dutch
man did not round into form until the
club was hopelessly out of tho running
while Clnrko and Loach played fnr
below theirusual standard. Adams.
on whom so much reliance wa placed
proved unciiual to the task of holding
up the club and Camnltz was practical.
ly useless to President Dreyfuss. Tho
J UDL'ICDOi IU tlCDIUUIH JU1 VJ HOB. A UV
lack of a good first baseman also do-
terioratcd to Clarke's chances.
terioratcd to Clarke's chances
Philadelphia Phillies..
A iTrinf Imnrnvnmmit nvnr 1nf vnnr
Piesiilont Ilornco Fogol and Manager
nnn(. Ittaflllnl tiiif 1 1 f lrin Un nl itti '
J7UU1H lUOkMItU HUH II1U IIUU 111U IIIU
nnd caused tho Phillies to scrapplny
rislit their way out of the second dlvls-
ion and relegate Cincinnati a bettor'l
club to fifth place. Effective pitch- the fiold over Interpreting tho now
ing by Moore nnd Moron tho con'sts- rules and an unfortunate tendency
tent hitting of Mngee Bates and Knnbo to slug was the outcome. Various pen-
nnd roluvenatlon of Br.insfleld on first allies for sluculntt and Hushing were
utnse iiiiHio mo emu always lo uc icar-
ed. I
Cincinnati Iteds.
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BITOIKK lllUJVIUUUliy uut wuuk oh
team work. Clarko Griffith had tho
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lliuiurjili wiiii Miutu iu nii u illinium.
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UUt BOIUUUlllIB Ub luuivuiH in mo ao-
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lein. uinciunait cuuiu niuiie iiswor
runs on more lilts and los. on more
errorless games than inv club In tho
League. Suggs dnvoloped into a star
pitcher McLean deuo lstrnted himself
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(IIU Ul 111U UUBl LillllJa 111 lllj lW4fiUC
Willie in Bcscher raid Tloblitzel Grif
fith had two of ho fastest base lun-
vt nnd fielder In h.: League
llrookhn Supo'has.
Good bad and indifferent by turns.
Brooklyn nlaved stellar hall for
Brooklyn played stellar ball tor a
month suffered a distressing slump
then came strongly Under tho wire.
Ei win's Injury crippled tho team badly
Nim Thicker a nltcher. developed into
one of the best left hnnders of tho year
ono Of tne best leit nnnuors or mo year
Altogether the team wns a good one
and deserved to finish higher than six
th ulace.
St. Louitt CardluiilM.
A team nroinisinc at the start but
woofully baggy at the knees at tho
finish. Manager Bresnahan did very
woll with his matoiial hut his mater-
ial was all to tho bum. Konctchy was
about tho best first bast-man in ttio
League and Bresnahan has no superior
ag a oacKsiop umesa it uu juuuuj
KliirgTbut hIsNiltchorB did not
lQS
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Torm. urcBnauan was wiiuoui uio ser-
vIcV of a singlo top notch twlrior al-
thouch Golden gave glimpses of class
i rhii
' ' llosfon Doves
uoston motch.
Once more a rank failure. Tho ac-
quisitlon of Fred Lake as manager did
not strengthen tho club beyond giving
It a better percentage than It enjoyed
in 1009. Boston was without a first
c.ass oauerjv a u o uy .. . -
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team i givi.n u vibiud ounin ui
yHir8TtnwU.VSiUSoSr So SiS
year it hi i nn (in ioi ino iniru
at tho foot of tho procession.
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McL13MOUI3-BASS DltUO CO
Finished:
PLD WON IOST
PCTG
.673
.592
.563
.510
.487
.416
.414
.346
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muii school rooTiiAu i:ikvkv
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A ft TO 0 8CUUK
VISITORS WERE TOO HEAVY
Light High School llojs Outmatched
In IlnuMi lint Put Up Stiff Game;
Slim llii Cheering Crowd
Wits Present.
Scranton High School defeated Abi-
lene High School at West End park
Saturday afternoon in tho first local
game of tho season. The Bcoro wbb
Cfo 0 which indtccticg that tho game
was hard fought and classclly played
throughout.
High School though defeated put up
a surprising showing: Tho visitors
outweighed tho Abilcno boys by sOmo
fifteen pounds to tho man and tho
rather slim crowd that witnessed the
nritiiit itvnn.ifnil 4. mm Ci.nnt(tn Mlrt t
fel.ll.i; l. I 1.IU14 IW RVU UUI.UIIUII ItlUHU .1
jrunnway of It. For two minutes it wns
a mnaway. tho visitors scorlnc thoir
only touchdown in hurry-up order by a
long forward puss from tho middle of
the field. High SchoOl took a big
brace after thfs tragedy and thereafter
linT1 ihn vtdtrnrtf tfnfnltf In thn thll(1
im- bav iwivuiti wkwa vvt --
auU fourth qtinrtcrs tho ball was
continually in Spranton territory.
Some ill feeling was manifested on
liunctcu
Officials wero as follows; Adams
referee. Richardson umpire. EIIIb
timer. The elevens lined up like this:
.... mnu onunnr
-"tW xu Bv
Hood center oroous
. ttrmin
liehsolcy U Guard. .... ...WIlliB
. r
Snec ii It. Guard
.0 Pulwiler
-
1jlley T T ck
haw" "; laCK c
..Lecson
. .Savage
. .liawler
.Fulwiler
Cox
.. Smith
. .Bryan
....Clink
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Boland . . Fullback
Richardson L. Half.
N. Gatli .n. HaU.
Siirawls Quarter
I The quarters wore twelve and twelve
and ten and ten minutes with three
minuUs intermission hctweon tho first
uml hhcoihI ouarter and ten minutes
"' - J ' -n.
" theuHild and fo.utli
J'rofircss of the t!a
MARGIN
High School won the toss and kicked 'lliick of the plato is Hank O'Dny calni-
... .i. i o t.. -.....t .... i u. unniniliiir down f list haso line. He-
ran to High School 20-yarl Hue Scran
ran to iiign scnooi u-yuri uiiu. aiiun.Lv;i. " " - -
ton kicked out. Brooks recovered. Thomas restlossly pounding His nsi
Clark's forward pass to II. Fulwiler
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downs. Sprawls made pretty forward
.. t .i t .i i.
1111UU III I1IM Mil III V 1 It I lilll llll llllll.llllllll 11
from middlo of fiold. Scranton failed
to kick goal. SCrantori kicked to north
coal nnd Brooks roturned twenty
yards. Ball wont over on downs. Gatli
ran eight yards on forward pass. High
R noimiizei f0r rouKhlng. Scran
t(m buckC(l nne tw!co and Bajnci ton
vnrrln nn forwiircl IinRB to Gatli. TlniO
- v.iiMl - TOlthhnll on Hleh School 20-
baHon
i it
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' gorollu- Qunrcr.
ntchardBon catned ten ynrdH mound
pft oml- Scrnnton hold for downs
nph gcJiool fumblctlp scranton recov-
iiTPi prynn punted fifty yards and
-vilUs recovered. High School fum-
tcit Scranton recovered. Scranton
pcnalfrotl for roughing
Third Quarter.
SorXIlton MM t0 n0rtl goal WU -
Hh returning twenty yards. High
School nucKod npe ror cignt ynrus
.o punted and i.wlor recovorcl .j Wl W by a margin Of two
for flnw G(th BnIned'110IlW
fnrwnri nnHR. Wliilr ". ' . .. i n..i n... Cubs
S.0100 e" for nwnB:.. UUm p" T.
recovored on fumble. Savage punted
nni Burnnm roturned tirteen ynrus.
anil iiuriinin roiurncn uuei-ii jmuo.
jnoland Bkjrted right end for eight
I yards. Forward Pass recovered by
Mlrrh Rnhnnl Hlph Sr.hnnl Inst ball on
fumble
Fourth Quarter.
II. FulwIIor missed Clnrk'B fovwatd
nnsR nnd Scranton recovored. Scranton
jpunted thirty flvo yards and recovered.
........... .....V ....- ....... .
Smith gnlncd five ynrds nrquml right
end and Clark passed to Lawlor for
ton Fulwiler kicked twenty five yards
Sprawls returning fifteen. Bryan
punteo urooKs rccovcrci aim rn
ten ynrds to within ten yardB of Scran -
ton goal. High School held for downs
and
Scranton punted out of danger
Final
I scoVc; Scranton 5 High School
0.
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A trial will convince you.
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Southwestern Phone
Picture of World Series
Whn Ir liolloved will nrovo tho most
hotly contested and is certainly the
most Interesting evor held World Sor-
ies between the champion clubs of tho
Natlonnl and American Leagues com-
mences in Shlbo Pnrk Philadelphia
tomorrow afternoon at li.ilf past three
o'clock.
Baseball hungry tatiB ure invited to
take a brain view of this scono for
this is the way it will be:
Time: October 17 V.UO: place:
Shlbo Park cast of'charactors: Frank
i. Gliiutcu and oiKht companions Cor-
nellUB McGilllouddy and nine cohorts.
Tho Cubs at bat. .Ilmnilo blieckani
iu Btnnillnir easlh In tho batsmnn's
box wiggling his aluggor nnd cocking
his oyt impudontly at -lacii uoomns.
who Is puzzlIiiK on whother to lot
loopn a shoulder In-curvo or a straight
imil over Mm comer and knee high.
tweon him and the batter squats J"1
.into his Dig siovo i-mim
aKtiiiL' cross leuecri Just outside tho
co.xchor's box gazing calmly at liotlilut
Aiiiiiin wn.izRiLed man may bo soon
L Hll"l t r t
.n !. Phllndolnhia bench carelessly
handling a score card. He is Connie
GOBS CAPTURED LUST GAME
FRANK (HANCI-'S 3UCIIINH
vmnr st. lows.
WINS
Score lK I tt If IlofeiU ScuUn the Co-
dlnalK Into Sou-nth Vliicot
name Sllmly Attoinleil.
RiiokImI to Thi! Reporter
CHICAGO. Oct. 15 The National
Leaguo season cloned today ht Chicugo
1 ti.o prcBonco of a slim crowd
SVlO champions defeated St.
. .... .t .i... ..Hii tii r'urdfnals
points
tWtu tjl0jP Hiiappy fielding and hitting
.v(nP(i nvorrwhoie. Weaver pitciieu
(jcolled ovprywiioie. weaver iun;!i;u
( H.icmii game letting tho vIsltoiB
(1(JWl wjtl) fly0 iitH and Btilhlng out
..... vr.iiM.nl mini'lit him ner-
nlno men Necdbnm caugbt mm per-
fectly. The feature play of tho gamo occur-
red In tho flrBt inning when Chicago
was at bat. Sheckard was on HOcond
biiBo and Schulto on first. Brcsna-
ii.M.'a milnk DGir to HuggliiH caught
rfihoclmrd off tho bng and tho llttlo
St. lnilslati then whipped tho ball over
to' Honey nabbing Schulto off first
Daso.
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f.hiCIlC() .4 8 0
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I intt(.ri.H Weaver and" Needham;
Batteries:
Steele nnd Bresnahan.
Umpires Rig-
lor and O'Dny
A Generous mid Churllitblf IVImIi.
"I wish all might know of tho bene-
fit I received from your Folcy'B Kid-
ney Remedy" Bays I. N. Regan Far-
ini.r mo Ills kidneys and bladder
gave him bo mucli) pain misery und
nn.- ... .Inooalntmnvtiiirn ho ('Olllll IKlt WOrK HOT
IVW 41V ". ..w .-T--F -- 1
Bleep. Ho Ba Foleys Kinney neBr-
pdy completely cun'IIHl. s.
MeLEMOR
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Loekhart. Tm Jan 8
hlB Is
to certify I v cure
idiy and
bladijer trou
i 10 yfajd agooy mo
use of Hall'i
'exaB jwider alter sur-
fnrlnir for f a
aiiAB have ufver beon
bothered si c
Ijfully rejommopd It
to others
WJL CLARK.
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Our steam vuhanizing machine is unsurpassed let
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Miick and when ho reflectively scratch
es his loft .ear with tho card ho in-
structs Eddie Collins to movo nearer
llrsti base nnd nlav dcen for a choppy
outflold fly. On throe Bides of tho dia
mond thilty thousand fans sit in in-
tensu silence. Tho major portion nro
praying tliat Coombs strikes Shoeknrd
oul init tuero nro a inuiitui icw wuo
are praying' equally hard for "Sheck"
to rip tho hldo off the ball-
Now tho point Ih. what kind of ball
did CoomhB hand up and what did
Sheckard do to it? Not bolng in Phil-
adelphia wo will perrorco wait pa-
tiently as wo can for tho box score
to arilvo.
Tho writer would IIUo to venture
this ha'ard. If Coombs stilkes out
Sheckard ho will win tho gamo. If ho
wins tin1 gamo tho Athletics wU do-
feat the Cubs In the Woilds Sort oh.
ilf on tho other hand Shoeknrd did
lam out a grasB humor labled "three
bases." then the other Culm found
CooinlM' curves ruBy
and won tho gamo!
.... - .
-inul if they won th
lie game It's all off1
with the Athletics Which brings us
down to 1iIh picdleffon: that tho club
winning tho first gamo wins tho ser-
b.u.
SMOOTH RKGGINtJ PKH8IAN '
IS AltUKSTKD AT HOWIE
A fdw wookB ago a dirty looking
Porslan appeared In Brownwood clnd
In a airly mlnlBtorlal grb bearing
credontlals from sonlowhoro and bog-
ging for Tunds with which to nid mis-
sionary schools In Mesopotamia. As
soon hh ho got to work tho Bulletin
published an nitlclq showing that
thoro is In Now York an organization
of those Persian ImpoijtorB systemati-
cally woiklnir the noonlo throughout
'tho country for first ono nnd nnothor
thing all carrying with thorn forged
JottoiB of Introduction and recomnionT
datlou to tho Christian people of this
country Thoy take ndvantitKO Of tho
missionary spirit of t)io people raise
nice HiiniB of money and return to
Now York to Bpend It In having a big
tlmo Sovoral hundred of these fol-
lows llvo that way all tho tlmo off
tho gulllblo Aniorlcnn people and they
aro tho rankost kind or frauds nnd
Impostors. Whou the article appoar-
cd tho PcrBlan dlBnppeared but not
until ho had pocketed fifty or n hund-
red dollars of cood Brownwood coin.
and ho wont from lioro to work peoplo
JiiBt na oaslly as ho worked bore.
At Bowlo tho other dny either this
Bamc man or ono of tho saino like ran
Into trouble. Ho solicited money for
his Mesopotamia school from tho
wrong preacher who was not satis-
fled merely to tell him ho was a rank
fraud but who accompanied him to
tho officers had him fined and made
him go around and refund tho monoy
to tho people of that town from whom
ho had gotten lb. Unfortunately the
minister didn't bring him back to
Brownwood bo thoro have been no ro-
fnnds horo yet. Doubtless tho copper
colored montobank Is still somowhoro
In tho Btato working tho snmo old
gamo and reaping tho sanio old re-
turns. Phat mnttors it to him It ho
la riuM nnenRlnnnllv. when tho llbcr-
aLtfoartod Christian people pay tho
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heathen's fines with their donations?
Brownwood ought to learn to turn
down travollntr fakorn of iwnrv fMnrt
whether thoy fako purely for business
or rnKOg in tno nnmo or religion bun
the town will )inrdl tin It. Tn fnnt-
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grnftor tho greater appears to bo
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Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 33, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 16, 1910, newspaper, October 16, 1910; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth333491/m1/3/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.